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  1. Kim usually goes in for the kill. I remember in the dark days of Winston’s “tight five” she almost single handedly headed the resistance against that rotten MMP Govt. regularly disemboweling the likes of Tuariki Delamere on live radio.

    The UK sure throws up some political oddballs like Yaxley-Lennon aka Tommy Robinson, and now Parker. It is a consequence of working class brit fascism, post modernism, and online chaos.

    1. ” It is a consequence of working class brit fascism, post modernism, and online chaos.” You have got to be kidding… Do you ever read what you write before hitting the send button? If you don’t. which looks likely, then best you start now.. Your “comment” could be used as a song lyric, keeping in mind that song lyrics have no requirement to be sensible, rational, or relevant to the real world, or talk about real world actualities.. So, put some music to your utterances, otherwise it’s just meaningless drivel..

  2. Kim Hill doing what she does best.
    I thought the interview before that with Max Tweedie (Auckland Pride’s executive director) was revealing.
    He may have thought he would get an easy ride from Hill.
    But no she is an equal opportunity “rip you a new orifice” interviewer, well worth a listen.

  3. Well you obviously have no background as to what this fight is about.

    I was one of those women who was going to talk yesterday about the harmful impact of gender ideology on me and my relative (who is gay by the way).

    What happened yesterday in Albert Park to women trying to speak was absolutely shameful. Women many of whom are lesbians punched, spat at and jostled by an angry mob who the police ignored.

    I challenge you to educate yourself about what is really happening to women who speak up. You might start with harassment JK Rowling has experienced

    1. You complain loudly about that, but silence on proposals in the USA to impose the death penalty for women who try to get abortions.

    2. I truly hope you felt the same way during the parliament anarchy protest Anker?

      1. I am not sure what you mean National are squeeky…..

        But initially I was against the protest as I am pro vax. Then seeing how those protestors were treated by the likes of Mallard and Michael Wood “river of filth”. I became disgusted by what went down by the govt

    3. Why not say what you were going to say here then? I can’t speak for others, but I would be interested to hear.

  4. Good on you Anker.
    Well stated….
    And the MSM wonder why folks are getting angry with them.

  5. The interview is simply a manifestation of the debate-by-talking-past-each-other style which has taken over from the scientific rationality and agree-to-disagree ethos.
    People shouting “No, I’m right!” at each other endlessly has never been and will never be debate in the true meaning of the word.
    This is a great shame because clearly the issue needs debating. There are actually good arguments on both sides that need to be accounted for. It is truly unfortunate that this cannot happen in the present climate.
    On one side you have the ideologically driven ‘woke’ (how ungrammatical!) and on the other you have the extreme right-wing ‘fascisti’. There is no debate because all they are interested in is clobbering their opponent caveman (cavepeople?) style.
    The reality is they are both as bad as each other and offer NO solutions to resolve the many issues confronting us and the planet right now.
    A plague a’ both your houses!

  6. Poor old Kim .She’s been in NZ how long?
    Since she was a teenager , but she will forever be a Brit, never a New Zealander
    Not very inclusive of you Tim?

    1. “Poor old Kim”
      I’m sure she’ll be bloody grateful for the sincerity of your concern.
      Why don’t you text Her with a bit of feedback next opportunity you get. You could point out how you’re the perfect specimen, whereas you think She leaves much to be desired. While you’re at it, you could even learn the difference between the off button and the cancel button, and that any media is not going to satisfy your heart’s desire 24 hours a day, 7 days a week (except your own)

  7. I personally am appalled by the state of our home grown neo-nazis. 5 spotty Herbert’s in rugger shorts, trackies and bucket hats. The Melbourne neo-nazis in their smart black uniforms put ours to shame. FFS NZ NAZIS if you are going to hate at least put a little bit of effort into it.

  8. Kim Hill does what she does best.
    I thought the interview before that with Max Tweedie (Auckland Pride’s executive director) was revealing.
    He may have thought he would get an easy ride from Hill.
    But no she is an equal opportunity “rip you a new orifice” interviewer

  9. I get the feeling violence against women is okay, as long as it’s from a group that can claim oppression.

    What I saw yesterday was violence against women.

  10. Come on, Hill is about 67 or 68 years old, has lived in NZ since she was a 15 year old school girl, and you peg her as “English”?

    Serves to show how long it takes to get to melt in NZ’s melting pot.

  11. IMO trans women are not women, they are trans women. Anyone with a penis should not be using women’s public toilets and changing rooms for example. This is not to say all trans are sexual deviants at all, all genders have individuals who are deviant (though mostly male). This is to provide some measure of actual safety to women and perceived safety. We have parents only public toilets so why not gender neutral toilets as well for those who don’t have safety concerns. Women have every right to have an opinion on this without being bullied. Society does needs to continue to be more inclusive of all our people. But not by pushing back the gains women have fought hard for. When women cease to be raped and assaulted constantly and feel safer out and about, then we can revisit the conversation. Trans can be whoever they want to be and should feel safe being themselves. They no doubt experience their own safety issues similar to women and children and vulnerable people. But they are not women.

    1. How many women are sexually assaulted by people they “know & trust”, versus trans-people in changing rooms / toilets? Or is this a case of “if we protect one child/woman”, any oppression is worth it? If so, then a lot of “normal” straight men might find themselves being castrated to protect all women.

      1. KBall go and hug a tree if you don’t discriminate one thing or person from another. The tree is helpless, unchanging and fixed so you can call it anything you like and it will stand by you. Being a person is a lived experience as well as in your jeans, that’s why there have been so few changed sex people up till now. The ones who changed were enveloped in the whole being, not just at odds with the world, or looking for advantage in some way.

      2. Not being able to use certain spaces does not count as oppression. We all live with such restrictions.

  12. “ an interview between a feminist who is an outright man-hating misandarist on the one hand and Posie Parker on the other.”

    BINGO!

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